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We were delighted and honoured that our Small Schools’ Programme was shortlisted for a BETT award recently and that the challenges and successes of leaders and teachers of small schools were being highlighted and celebrated.

The importance of staff to child ratios in Early Years Foundation Stage (EYFS) cannot be overstated. Ratios play a crucial role in ensuring that children receive the attention, care, and learning opportunities they deserve.

In the education sector, there is no better champion for your product or service than another teacher. The Teacher Tapp Brand Tracker High Riser Recommendation Award recognises that teachers and leaders believe the work we do is impactful and we’d like to say thank you.

We’re pleased to share our inspiring "Talking Heads" videos as part of our Herts Voices programme. Made especially for schools with speakers - Ruqsana Begum, Muay Thai world champion and Shahidha Bari, accomplished academic, writer, and broadcaster.

Focusing on fundamental knowledge in primary science to support pupils to build connected and secure understanding.

Our new Small Schools’ Programme 2.0 starts on Wednesday 22nd January and we’re looking forward to welcoming new and familiar faces to this plus, we’re pleased to be able to extend an invitation to schools both inside and outside Hertfordshire.

Happy New Year from all of us at HFL! Our colleagues have had an exciting and busy start to the new year having written multiple articles for educational publications. From the classroom to the office, these articles have everything you need to thrive in 2025!

Explore award-winning literacy support tools and special offers for Hertfordshire schools with Cricksoft.

How to solve a range of maths problems and prepare for Year 5 Maths challenge 2025: recommendations, past questions and answers.

Effective leadership comes in various styles, each adding a unique dimension to the school’s success. Recognising and celebrating this diversity creates an inclusive culture that values different perspectives.